Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice

Earn your B.A. in Criminal Justice from Lynn University and gain a solid foundation in criminology, ethics and justice. Lynn’s criminal justice degree program can open the door to many exciting and impactful criminal justice jobs. As a criminal justice major, you’ll get a deep knowledge of the U.S. criminal justice system when you enroll in the criminal justice degree program at Lynn. Visit local law enforcement agencies, speak with professionals in the field and learn from nationally recognized law enforcement experts. Once you have earned your criminal justice degree, you may go on to law school or work in a variety of criminal justice jobs or law enforcement careers. Full-time students enrolled in this program can participate in internships in Washington, D.C., for a semester. What you’ll learn as a criminal justice major The causes of crime and the application of justice A holistic approach to crime and criminal behavior Cross-disciplinary courses like psychology and political studies and how they influence the field of criminal justice In field-based assignments blending theoretical knowledge with practical experience The online criminal justice degree program is a great solution for both new students and seasoned professionals. This online criminal justice degree program is designed for both new students and those already working in the field. Learn the fundamentals of criminology, ethics and justice, while exploring a range of relevant topics such as psychology and political science. Classes are available online, which makes it convenient for those with family and work obligations. Once you have earned your criminal justice degree, you may go on to law school or start applying for a variety of criminal justice careers. Full-time students enrolled in this the bachelor’s in criminal justice program also have the opportunity to complete a semester-long internship in Washington, D.C. What you'll learn in the online criminal justice degree program The causes of crime and the application of justice A holistic approach to crime and criminal behavior Cross-disciplinary courses like psychology and political studies and how they influence the field of criminal justice Field-based exercises blending theoretical knowledge with practical experience Whether you are starting a new career, or you want to advance in your current job, a criminal justice degree will open the door to many opportunities. You’ll find yourself qualified for criminal justice jobs and careers in government at the federal, state, county and local levels, and in the private sector, such as: Victim advocate/services Social welfare representative Corrections officer Criminologist Private security Juvenile justice/delinquency prevention